In Pictures: BP opens Australia's largest EV charging hub at Melbourne Airport, but Tesla's 37-bay Supercharger could soon take the title

Home charging remains the norm, but public hubs like BP Pulse's new Melbourne Airport site are expanding fast.

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BP Pulse's 24-bay hub at Melbourne Airport is currently Australia's largest EV charging location.

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The hub offers 150kW and 300kW chargers, with digital displays showing live charging data.

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Tesla's proposed 37-bay Supercharger in Albury could soon eclipse BP's Melbourne Airport hub.

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Regional charging sites like this RACV station in Barnawartha are part of a growing national network.

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BP's new hub includes truck-friendly and accessible bays alongside standard charging spots.

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The Melbourne Airport hub is designed to serve a growing number of electric vehicles.

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Tesla's Supercharger network remains a key competitor as charging infrastructure expands.

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Public charging hubs are increasingly catering to drivers on longer trips.

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